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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1952,

Bamangwato Delegation Returns

Sereisa Kláma and his Englishs wife hath say goodbye to the members of the Bamatureato delegation who retained home to Bechuanaland by air. The delegation came to London to ap- peal for the return to the tribe of Bereina Kliami, whoes Unnishment from the chieftainship of the Babiahgwalo has been made permanent by the Brilish Government.-Express pholu.

Republican Campaign Takes

Growing

On

Bitterness

New York, June 1. Campaigning by the supporters of General

Canadian

Film Process

TWO LANGUAGES ON ONE TRACK

Ottawa, June 1. National Filini Board tech nicians unveiled a new far- reaching development in the film world today, a process for the recording of two languages on a singló sound track and a push-button

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Up to now each language ver-

sion of al required separate sound track and separate Heard spokesman

dim.

A

sald die ew-process would cut costs for thean needing bilingual films, such as the Army which teaches French and English- speaking troops.

The now process was develop ed by a National Film Board technician after months of re- search. By it one language or the other din be cut in or out during the showing of Alin by the use of

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Similarly, sound effects and musical background can be cut b or out.

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Advice To Gls || Elsenhower and Senator Taft in the last days has enaborating with him

In Britain

London, June 1. New troops

$10 American

Вазе 21 Sculthorpe, Norfolk, have been advised by their Deputy Commander, Colonel Harvey Walhbis to "avoli patronising a.

Continuek

titude" whle in belian,

"He yourself" lines. "Avold Be

unseently display of your maletisi Dossessions which you enjoy by virtue being a

of

the

member of United States. Idroes, Be proud, yes, but do not brag."Beuter,

tended to take on a sharper tone, and the state- ments of either side have become more directly critical of their opponents.

the work Was

on

Chester E

Beachell, chick maintenance engineer for the Board's sound division.

bared

The twin-language process is Ion à split sound truck. The

Political observers expect that the Republican primary in South Dakota on Tuesday will be held standard sound track is replaced In an atmosphere of growing bitterness.

The primary is the last Tall- Eisenhower elcetatal test botere the National Convention.

Though it concerns only 14 delegatte, both candidates have much at stake.

Senator Taft is trying to prove that he can beat Gentral Elcuhower in a straight test at the ballot box.

I lie docs and delly newe- papers there gave him the au- vantage in a canvass of voter sentiment-his campaign May

gain ile impetus.

Indo-American

Technical Aid

Agreement

New Delhi, June 1... Five more operational agree-

A Taft Victory would also ments have been algned here help

to balance the effect of between India and the Techni- General Elsenhower's. home-col Co-operation Administra- coming with its nationwide tlion within the framework of the Indian-Unlied States techni- cal co-operation agreement con- cluded in January last.

Vyshinsky Team Gets publicity,

Recruit

here today as a promotion, they also

that the General is the

afier a distinguished 15-year

in the Russian Dilomatic Service

by two separato tracks, each 50/1,000ths of an inch in width and joined together by an adap- for which will fit an ordinary 10mm. projector-London Ex- press Service.

Canada Eases

Way For British Cars

London June 1. British businessmen exporting cars, motor-cycles, radios, and other consumer goods to Canada Havo had their best news in nearly two years the Canadian

Government has

Hos upended the

TAFF TERRITORÝ ' General Eisenhower's friends in South Dakota went to show day provide for a community

The agreements signed yester disastrous Consumer Credit Act, Mostowi June 1.

they could break into what is development programme,

The Act, whim first introduced de-In October 1956, cut the export The appointment of M.

regarded 0.0 Senator Taft's velopment of maritime fisheries, of British cars by 80 Georg Puntun to join the strongest tertitory the mid- the construction of wells, sorial More than 8,000 cars bat to be per cent. Soviet Foreign Minister, Andrel West,

research and training of village brought back unsold to Brilain. Vyshtatid's team of deputies b

want to demon-level workers for community There was a similar sharp popular choice at

projects. the

410 ballol

slump in sale of British box when there are

Of the money contributed motor-cycles and other goods, По other candidates but. Senator Taft crores of rupees will be allocat was designed to reduce the to these projecta, about 21.11 For the Consumer Credit Act The winner In Bouth Dakota whit take all the 14 delegates. ed from a $30,000,000 grant amount

of buying by hire- under President Truman's point purchase in Canada. much larger prime four plan for ald for election in California oli

under- Under its regulations_a_pur- same day has aroused little developed counties.

chaser had to put down 50 per publle interest,

Tho Indian Government's ceni, for a molor-tat and one- California will send 70 dele contribution will be about 40.91 third for other goods, and pay

the balance off in 12 months. veation kut neither Senator Taft nor General Eisenhower has been entered in it, ›,

SENATOR LEADING

M. Pushkin, who will be re- lieved a head of the Soviet mission la East Germany by M.: Wan A Ilichev, has served mainly in pests concerned with Central European affairs.

After the war, he was Soviet envoy to Hungary until 1940

the

BY NIGHT with he went to East Gers out to the Republican Con- crores of rupees. Reuter

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M. Pushitih, 43,- now becomes the newest of the Deputy The entire State delegation Ministers for Foreign Affairs, will probably be pledged to the who include M. Andrei Governor, Earl Warren, who is Gremyko, M. Valcrian Zorin, expected to direct the delegation M Alexander Bogomolov and to vote for General Eisenhower M. Fyodor Gusov.

after the first ballot at the No. tional Convention

His oppointment was an- nounced here without comment.

Reuter.

At the New Mexico nomina-) tion convention yesterday, Sena- tor Taft won ning of the State's

BRITISH BOYS' 14 delegates General Elsen

CANADA TRIP

hower won the other five.

The latest survey showed that 421 delegates were pledged to

vote for Senator Taft at the first ballot and that 387 were pledged to vote for General Edwin Elsanliower

London, June 1. The Chairman of the London County Council, Mr Baylis, has invited 40 Becon Six hundred and four dele- dary schoolboys to tea at the gates can nominate the pre- County Hall, Westminster, on July July 30, on the eve of their de parture for a 28-day tour of Canada.

sidential candidate.-Reuter.

Indian Doctors Do

Good Job In Korea

Taegu, Korea, June 1.

Indian soldier-surgeons in this refugee- crowded city are training a nucleus of Korean men and women doctors whose universities have been destroyed by war.

The Koreana ato learning all | airborne assault which drove phases of modern surgery and the Communist

armies back medicine in two hospitals, one from Seoul. for front-line wounded and one The Indian doctors regard the for refugees,

training of the Korean doctor

obe of their most Important

Indian doctors and orderlies mah both these hospitals. Officially altached to

the

ir young doctors have no

17 to 19, the boys live Commando Memorial First Commonwealth Division, ame

they

could study to the. extent," okplains the they have staffed both hospitals Commander of the Tacgu during the recent months-long hospitals, Burhesh-Major N. B tuli on the battle-front.

Bannerica. When the United Nationa· Anally, leave · Kored these doctors will be teachers. MAJOR OPERATIONS Although housed in bombed buildings and tents, the Indians

in Birmingham, Bradford, Glas-

Dover, June 1, gow and London. They will be

Ohe litundred and seventy ex guests of the Educational Trust, dorinted by W.H. Rhodes of members of No 4 Commando the Bradford to provide such visits have left Dover aboard The Indians are members of to Canada.

destroyer Opportune or their the famous paratrooper4013 The party will visit Toronto, why to Flushing. where a Field...... Ambulance unit, who Montrent, Ollawa atid Nlogata métorial is being unvelled in went with. British forces to Falls, and will spend three days memory of their colleagues wild Far North Korea and who jump at Camp Wanafile-Reuter Fated in the war-Reuter.

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past six months, they have treated just over 50,000 out-patients. for all forms of allment.

The Korean student doctors work In the hospitals, and walch and

rid assist with most ⠀⠀ surgical operations.

At present four of the student doctors are women,

The Indian doctors have lo knep up a constant fight for nedient supplies, for they cannot uso, medtelner which, any day might be headed for United Nations forces-Reuter.

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